What text editor does /g/ use? Be honest. I use gedit mostly.

>>61836883
Vim. It has all the features and more. GUI in a text editor is bloated cancer.

The WHITE MAN uses Vim
The BROWN MAN uses VS
The YELLOW MAN uses emacs
The BLACK MAN cant read so such things do not matter to him

>>61836917
>turkish
>use vim and vs in combination
am i brown mixed with white?

>>61836883
Emacs

Vim for actual editing
Gedit for quick edits from file manager

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GNU Nano

Leafpad

Kate, and previously Textpad.

vim of course, like any right thinking individual.

NP++ because it has a console and automatic indenting but doesn't shove 10gb of stupid shit at you.

What $FCEDIT do you guys prefer?

On windows, ATOM. On linux, Vim or emacs.

I mainly use IDEs. Fight me

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>>61836883
Vim

>>61836883
xed, because fuck GTK3

neovim or vscode depending on what text I'm editing

>>61836883
nano. It works perfect for what I need.

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>>61836883

Spacemacs.
Why not take advantage of both emacs and vim?

>>61837504
Slowness and bloatness of Emacs, clunky controls of Vim.

>>61836883
vim and leafpad

>>61837350
>java without a java ide
you really hate yourself don't you anon?

just started using micro. it's pretty good.

>>61836928
You are Greek

Emacs with evil mode (you edit like you do in vim).

>>61836928
Well you're better then Arabs and probably have some rape baby genes from the Balkans and Anatolia.

Best of the Browns, after the Kurds of course. Even with all this Islamic resurgence in Turkey and that you hate Kurds.

>>61836883
nano, gedit, vi comprise all of the test editors I use

>>61837453
Why so many vice presidents? And that's not how you spell acquisitions.

>>61837739
How did this become a conversation about race?

>>61837760
He asked if he was White mixed with Brown?

>>61837747
I work for a health insurance company with 12 VPs and 27 Directors.
Pretty crazy if you ask me

>>61836883
Gedit and nano for config files and simple text files.
Sublime for my shitty scripts.

>>61837453
Brice > Allen > Bateman > Van Patten

>>61837747
VP is used instead of "manager" in some companies. Sounds better than it is.

>>61837747
u better be baiting

>>61837527
vim is like the total opposite of clunky controls. I feel bad for my coworkers every time I see them struggle trying to edit code with their mouse, arrow keys and some occasional ctrl+shift chords

>>61837832
Teach me senpai!

>>61837832
But vim is pure cancer when editing long lines. That's my main drawback.

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>>61837527
>Slowness and bloatness of Emacs
kek, Emacs was only slow in the eighties when hardware had no-fun-allowed limitations. These days it's quite a lean and fast program.
>clunky controls of Vim
Pure default Emacs is pretty clunky, but Vim is quite smooth to use when dicking around with a mouse is painful in a text editor.

>>61836917
What is this shit? Fuck off to /pol/ or something.

Notepad++

GNU Emacs

>>61837977
smbd don't know about gj and gk?
and smth like:
noremap <buffer> <silent> k gk

>>61836883
Leafpad and nano, about fifty-fifty.

>>61836883
usually vim but when I need to work with more than one file I just use gedit. Mostly because I didn't look into how buffers work in vim.

Sublime Text 3

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I use ed because only brainlets need screen editors.
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>>61836883
Emacs for normal use(spacemacs with vim bindings), vim for small fast edits, atom when a feel like too much of a fog to use the keyboard properly (almost never).

>>61837504
unironically this

used vim + tmux exclusively for 3 years.
nowadays I only use them over ssh / small stuff, if I know I'm gonna spend some time in a project Emacs is so much superior it's not funny
of course the chordal default keybinds are total cancer, that's why Spacemacs is a really good starting point
at some point in the future I'm gonna start a Emacs config from scratch though to make it a bit leaner

>>61836883
Vim for real work.
Kate to jot down some quick notes.

VSCode

VSCode/PyCharm.

>Not using an IDE in 2017

>>61836883
Sadly I am using kwrite. I suck, I know. I am a horrible person and I should die. I do like gedit better tho

>>61836883
I like geany because its note like a minimal side than a text editor

>>61836883
I use gedit and atom mostly
inb4 atom is garbage

>>61836917
Fuck you nigga. I've been coding for 12 years and I'm black. Plus I can read.

>>61836883
Emacs or gedit. Got a little comfy with VS code but I keep going back to gedit.

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>>61844585
>webdev software is such shit that even niggers are too smart for it

You can tell /g/ is 90% hardware and 5% software based on these answers

>>61844603
I don't web dev.

Nano for quick changes in small files, vim for everything else

>>61838943
I used this for a bit just because there was a free key for it in the wikileaks cia dump.
My motherboard died a month later
Suspicious